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Tinytots is a professional sports play program specially designed for children (18 months to 4 years old).

Their classes develop social skills and promote physical fitness in a structured and fun atmosphere. Tinytots sports classes are an effective and enjoyable way to enhance children’s learning while providing them with a head start for a physical active lifestyle. Additionally, their lessons will support the child in developing the necessary skills to succeed inside and outside of the classroom environment in it’s early years.

Their classes are held indoor and outdoor, soccer pitches, gyms, and multi-purpose rooms. Their sports classes can be on-going or can be customized session lengths.

What they teach:

Strength building.
Respect.
Motor skills.
Leadership skills.
Body coordination.
Basic sports techniques.
Agility.
Aerobic and non-aerobic movements.
A non-competitive enthusiasm for sports.
(Parent and child classes) They teach colors, shapes, numbers, body parts, left and right and specific sports skills.
(Non-parent child classes) They focus more on developing complex motor skills.

Tinytots sports classes combine a series of activities that use imaginative play, familiar games, visual skills and creative participation to engage children and ensure maximum enjoyment from participating in sports.

For kids 18 months to 36 months (parent and child classes), they teach colors, numbers, shapes, body parts, left and right, stop and go and basic soccer skills.

For 3 and 4 years old (non-parental guidance classes), there is a greater focus on developing more complex motor skills and the specific sport.

The programs allow your child to be successful and interact with their peers in a fun environment which in turn builds confidence and self-esteem. While they are participating in these fun-filled games, they will be improving their coordination, balance, speed, spatial awareness and listening skills, all of which will be valuable skills to take with them throughout life.

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